Next week's encryption layout guidelines 1. First, set the big direction: biased towards long, but don't chase the price • Macroeconomic tone: inflation is decreasing, employment is cooling but not in recession, short-term interest rates are falling → overall friendly to risk assets. • But in the encryption sector: funding rate is relatively positive and higher than average → long positions are a bit squeezed, making "quick pullbacks/Long Wick Candles" easy to occur. Conclusion: direction is biased towards long, execution is cautious. 2. Position framework (the simplest "three-layer position") 1. Bottom position (50%~70% planned position) • Goal: capture the trend, not frequent movements. • Method: Spot or low leverage (≤2x) built/held in batches. 2. Swing position (20%~40%) • Goal: buy only on pullbacks, reduce on rebounds. • Method: wait for the pullback to key support/moving average before adding, do not chase during emotional peaks. 3. Flexible position (0%~10%) • Goal: used only for event trades (such as before and after GDP announcements), if wrong, accept the loss and exit. If you mainly trade contracts: control the "total leverage", it’s better to have a smaller position than to bear fluctuations. 3. Entry methods: only do two types of orders A. Pullback order (priority) • Trigger conditions (satisfying 2 points is enough): 1) price pulls back to